Sentence examples for climate students from inspiring English sources

In this climate, students like Winslow Homer, Frederick Remington, Georgia O'Keeffe and Jackson Pollock have flourished.

But given the current economic climate, students and administrators at Clemson are skeptical that the state will keep its promise.

"We recognise that in the current climate students increasingly have to make hard choices such as attending their local university to reduce their living costs and for some, this includes staying in their family home.

All these studies focused mainly on differentiating among countries using descriptive measures of curriculum implemented or attained, students' backgrounds and attitudes, classroom practices, school climate, students' responses to test items, and other contextual or outcome variables.

Costello explained that in the current climate students feel less constrained when it comes to acting on their worst impulses.

In this economic climate, students (and their families) will want to know how the years in college will enable them to enter the work force.

"So the increased enrollment must have something to do with the political climate, student interest in organizing and the impact of Obama".

The priorities start with student achievement but also include less tangibly documentable factors as school climate, student engagement, and parent involvement.

To Stop Climate Change, Students Aim at College Portfolios A group of Swarthmore College students is asking the school administration to take a seemingly simple step to combat pollution and climate change: sell off the endowment's holdings in large fossil fuel companies.

In the current climate, many students are shunning slogans and signs in favor of educational leaflets and teach-ins about nonviolence as a philosophy and about Islam and Afghanistan.

For example, a good teacher will create the climate where students effectively choose their sanctions: "I've warned you, you know the routine, if you continue, then the consequence will be a removal/detention…" This gives the student the option not to misbehave any more.